15 Dining Tables You can Easily DIY for an Amazing Home

Here is a very detailed tutorial on how to build this beautiful round table. There are step by step instructions along with a video so that you can copy the entire process on your own.

This is an updated tutorial - she built a round dining table and then she built another and gives tips that she found along the way. Definitely a great read even if you're not planning this particular style.

What can I say? It's the legs. These are my favorite legs - and while she didn't built the legs she figured out how to make a gorgeous table dupe of a great design!

This tutorial is complete with the cut list and lots of tips to help you get the most out of your lumber so if you love this style then you're all set!

I really love the simple lines of this table and the weight of the base. It's a great design. The tutorial looks like something I would write for my husband - "let me sketch you a picture" so if it's your first project this might not have enough description for you. But it is gorgeous and I know you can figure it out!

Here is another great design dupe DIY. A classic version of a table but when you DIY you can customize your size and width. There's a great tutorial and you can also purchase a plan with detailed renderings if you want a complete workbook.

This is a fantastic tutorial, not just on building the table and benches but on woodworking in general. There are a lot of details explained so that you'll understand woodworking better and it's a detailed tutorial including video. Definitely a goldmine of information here.

I don't think you'll come across a free tutorial that has this much detail and information anywhere else.

This post is for building the base of the table and she shares what worked and what didn't throughout the process. You'll have to get down to the bottom of the tutorial to find the link for the concrete top but it's definitely worth it.

If you aren't familiar with Angel Rose Home then you better fix your cup of coffee and settle in. There are so many great projects and tutorials you'll find yourself down the rabbit hole pretty quickly. But - this one in particular is a great DIY and she explains the pro's and con's of this style and why she chose it. Then, once you get to the bottom you can just keep on clicking through a multitude of projects and keep on planning!

We've used legs similar to this one for a coffee table in the past but I love how they look with the simple table top attached. This would also make a great writing desk! A fun write up of how they chose this style and built it out with some great hardware I haven't tried before!

I have to say that this photo is probably not the best one of this table. The herringbone style is beautiful and I would have gone with a lighter stain to show off all those details - but that's just me. This is a great tutorial and has everything you need to be able to DIY it yourself - details, cut lists, and lumber lists.

Here's a heavy duty table that will work great for outdoors but you could easily rework it for indoors. There are lot's of photos and a good tutorial to follow.

This is a great tutorial - they've even gone through and color coded the pictures so that you can understand exactly what is being taught. And if that's not enough, when you get to the bottom there are links to several more table plans that you can check out. So even if this one isn't your favorite I bet you'll be able to find one on the list!

I really love the look of this table and this tutorial lays everything out easily so that you can follow along and build your own. There are a lot of great resources here and also links to even more so if this is your first DIY table it's definitely worth the time to peruse this information. And of course there's video - which is super helpful since you can stop, pause and replay. Over and over!

Here's another great tutorial and if you've made it this far you know that the best part is being able to customize the size of your table. This one is a little narrower but it's the perfect size for the space that it's in!